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ELENA
29Mar13
Beautiful, sensitive, imperfect. Brilliant use of gastronomy to allegorize the adaptation of humans to sensory deprivation. A love story in an a rather plausible apocalyptic frame. At its essence it reminds of It's All About Love by Thomas Vinterberg.
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liesbet vanessche
13Nov12
So intense. So far, on of my favorite 'end of the world' stories. Eva Green and Ewan McGregor do a wonderful job here. lovelovelove!
Beatrice
12Nov12
" It's dark now. But they feel each others' breath. And they know all they need to know. They kiss. And they feel each others' tears on their cheeks. And if there had been anybody left to see them, then they would look like normal lovers, caressing each others' faces, bodies close together, eyes closed, oblivious to the world around them. Because that is how life goes on. Like that. "
Martin Kuštek
10Nov12
While sceptical to it at first the seemingly simple sujet on sensory dependence and tied social and psychological realities coupled by Ewan McGregor and Eva Green remains under the skin.
William Low
5Sep12
A unique love story that would have been much better and much more touching if the narration is omitted
rocope
31Jul12
Quando caímos da unidade, a única forma de entrarmos em contato com os outros passou a ser os 5 sentidos. É desesperador quando, no filme, eles começam a sumir, um a um. Primeiro, a catarse. Depois, a perda. Há a readaptação, mas e se TODOS os sentidos sumirem? Sem ver, sem ouvir, sem sentir, sem cheirar, sem degustar... Ainda não 'comprei' aquele final, mas, enfim... faz pensar. Nota: B+
kopfkompass
2Jul12
Eine Liebeserklärung an die Sinne. Und an den Verlust. Und daran, dass Leben immer irgendwie weiter geht. Klingt kitschig, ist aber nur groß.
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Astho Baskoro
20Jun12
Pretty depressing. for some people maybe it's old sweet movie, uneven or whatever. But for me it's great, every frame, every sense, love. You'll notice when something bad happen on life, on your love, you must go on.
Henrique Amud
10Jun12
A rather flawed but still engaging sci-fi romance. It's more good ideas than good film making. Maybe this would fit really nicelly on the stage, it needed a lot more work to polish it for the screen.
AmeenaMohd
3Jun12
This is the sort of film where I wish half ratings were allowed. More like a 3.5. Some really beautiful moments in Perfect Sense. Check out the Chicago Sun Times review (not by Ebert) for a great review of the film--coincidentally what made me decide I had to see it.
5 o'clock coffee
2Jun12
It’s obvious that “Perfect Sense” has some flaws and that, at the end, you are left with a “too sweet” taste in your mouth, but the film makes a very interesting study on humanity, on our ability to adapt and our determination to survive. What I miss is a better approach on the reasons that move us: why do we go on no matter what? Is this strength or just fear?
Stephane Tanaka
6Apr12
strong storyline: Love and loss of senses. terrible, nightmarish or/and beautiful ending! too bad it was not filmed and directed as it could have been. (very) interesting story for a banal film in the end.
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ArmPauloFer
5Apr12
Não fiquei muito amigo do filme e esperava mais até. Mesmo assim é uma abordagem interessante que esta proposta indie nos dá. Mais aqui: http://armpauloferreira.blogspot.pt/2012/02/cine-critica-perfect-sense-2011.html
Matthew_Lucas
4Feb12
The world slowly descends into chaos as a mysterious disease begins to rob people of their senses, beginning with smell, then taste, then finally hearing and sight. Amidst all this, two people fall in love. Beautifully filmed and surprisingly effective, perhaps even more emotionally acute than Steven Soderbergh's CONTAGION. A lyrical and poetic vision of the end of the world.
Kyle Lewis
29Jan12
Just like Fernando Meirelles' Blindness, Perfect Sense never fully comes together. The narration from Eva Green seem perfunctory and the romance was not completely engaging.
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